Hi MJS... I can't honestly say if was planned like that, however with it raining a lot here, it's the one time the weather landed in my favour 😆 All the best my friend. Stay well and safe
I use similar (smaller) bags for keeping dirty/wet things separated inside a clean bag, not long term but until I get home... Edit: Good work Neve, it's good to know your dad isn't just talking to himself ;-)
Hey Sandy. I completely forgot that element about dry bags. Always great to keep dry and wet kit separate. Niamh was happy to help with a small bribe to get her out of the house 😊 Teenagers ey
This so far this is the best dry bag I've seen. I wonder how many cycles of fold and unfold before the crease develops into a tear. Rain would be fine with tiny tears on the crease but when it falls into a body of water that would be bad or if you use it as an emergency floatation device.
Hmmmm... That's an interesting thought. I'm not sure however they're pretty tough. It's a very similar fabric used by other companies for a while. There might be a certain point where the folding and unfolding might course a fold which will eventually become a tear, but, I think this might be after years of use. The fabric has developed alot over the last decade. Hope that helps 🤙
@@MoorlanderEDC jThanks. I really have no way of telling how good the materials or how it will stand to to regular wear and tear until the bag is delivered. Your thoughts on the products are very helpfull. Thanks again.😍
Hi EH, having made this content I'm looking for more to compare this against. Ortlieb and Earth-Pak make some very well liked packs. Hopefully I'll make a follow up. Thank you for watching ✌️
Muy buen video! Sigo todas tus publicaciones desde Argentina. Muy interesante todos los productos que presentas en el canal. Saludos desde Buenos Aires!!! Sigue así!!!
Hi Dom, I think I know the Daylite Tote. I was on the Osprey site the other day pricing up the Arcane (large) backpack. When I'm not fawning over 1000d military style backpack, Osprey is one of my go to manufacturers. In my climbing days I had a few of their mountaineering packs and they were amazing. I have a look into the Daylite Tote a bit more. I'd love to hear your thoughts when your arrives. All the best buddy to you and the family 🤘
Hi Gérard. I didn't think about that use. It's perfect for bike use. No matter what the weather everything should be nice, safe and dry in there. Thanks for watching 👍
That's a great question. theoretically it'll carry as much as you need for everyday life with a 20litre backpack, however the material may have some issues with keeping the tapes stitches water proof if they're stretched. As an educated guess I'd guestimate a daily carry around 10kg should be fine, however, that's a pure guess. I'm not 100% sure how the tensile strength of this fabric works. I notice your helmet in your thumbnail. Would you use this whilst riding?
@@MoorlanderEDC Yup, normally keep my electronics in my waterproof backpack but finding it a hassle trying to reach for things aren't required to be waterproofed (water bottle for example) so thought I'd strap a MOLLE water bottle bag on my backpack but even a 1L bottle goes for like 1.2 kgs and the material seem like it'll stretch under constant load (and heat of the sun)..
Yep, I think these are more designed for light use and for paddleboarding. 100% recommend checking out Ortlieb. They specialise in dry bags for outdoors types and specifically have bike packs, plus they're also designed for carrying larger loads/weights. Plenty of sizes ranging from 20ltrs up to 45ltrs. They have traditional straps with back support so they'll help on your shoulders and back whilst riding (or at least I assume they will 😆). Awesome German company who make their gear at home in Germany. I haven't tried them myself yet, however I definitely want to in 2024. www.ortlieb.com/uk_en/atrack-bp+R7100 Hope this helps buddy 🤙
@@MoorlanderEDC Thanks, Ortlieb seems like a reliable brand but they are definitely at a higher price point. Where I am from, normal brands are like Hypergear and Rhinowalk (all having bags designed for biking). Just seeking some customization options for my use case 😁 In any case, thanks again for the recommendation.
Hey, I checked and I can't find anything on the max weight. The straps are stitched on there really well however the material isn't as toughs as something like a 500D Cordura. I'll keep digging to see if I can find out or contact Nitecore to see if they can help me
Nice you went the extra mile to film this in the rain! Take care!
Hi MJS... I can't honestly say if was planned like that, however with it raining a lot here, it's the one time the weather landed in my favour 😆 All the best my friend. Stay well and safe
I use similar (smaller) bags for keeping dirty/wet things separated inside a clean bag, not long term but until I get home...
Edit: Good work Neve, it's good to know your dad isn't just talking to himself ;-)
Hey Sandy. I completely forgot that element about dry bags. Always great to keep dry and wet kit separate. Niamh was happy to help with a small bribe to get her out of the house 😊 Teenagers ey
This so far this is the best dry bag I've seen. I wonder how many cycles of fold and unfold before the crease develops into a tear. Rain would be fine with tiny tears on the crease but when it falls into a body of water that would be bad or if you use it as an emergency floatation device.
Hmmmm... That's an interesting thought. I'm not sure however they're pretty tough. It's a very similar fabric used by other companies for a while. There might be a certain point where the folding and unfolding might course a fold which will eventually become a tear, but, I think this might be after years of use. The fabric has developed alot over the last decade. Hope that helps 🤙
@@MoorlanderEDC jThanks. I really have no way of telling how good the materials or how it will stand to to regular wear and tear until the bag is delivered. Your thoughts on the products are very helpfull. Thanks again.😍
Cool Video 👍
Thank U for the Info and the Links 👍
The bags also look great black is my Favorit👍
Hi SD, the black on this does look really nice. Thank you for the kind words my friend. I hope you have a great week
Hmm I would like to see a comparison with the Ortlieb backpacks. They are more expensive but also offer more than just straps to carry.
Hi EH, having made this content I'm looking for more to compare this against. Ortlieb and Earth-Pak make some very well liked packs. Hopefully I'll make a follow up. Thank you for watching ✌️
Muy buen video! Sigo todas tus publicaciones desde Argentina. Muy interesante todos los productos que presentas en el canal. Saludos desde Buenos Aires!!! Sigue así!!!
Hola amigo mío. Gracias por las amables palabras. Me encanta escuchar sobre dónde viven mis espectadores en todo el mundo. Tener una buena semana 🤘
Interesting. I already have dry bags (Snugpak and Helikon-Tex) but not backpack ones. It can be useful
This is the first one that I have tried that's a backpack. I'll definitely use this more when I know I'll be getting wet
Dude...we just ordered the Daylite Tote from Osprey..that bad is soooo good. You need to check it out.
Hi Dom, I think I know the Daylite Tote. I was on the Osprey site the other day pricing up the Arcane (large) backpack. When I'm not fawning over 1000d military style backpack, Osprey is one of my go to manufacturers. In my climbing days I had a few of their mountaineering packs and they were amazing. I have a look into the Daylite Tote a bit more. I'd love to hear your thoughts when your arrives. All the best buddy to you and the family 🤘
@@MoorlanderEDC I'm super excited, it's one of the bags that I think literally anyone can use...man or woman...for sooo many purposes
Thanks for the great video 😊
You're more than welcome
Oh man great review! Just a reminder, please include inches! You still get a like from me though
Thanks Alex 👍 sorry about that. I'll definitely add them next time. Hope you're having a great weekend
Very informative video. I will also get the WDB 20, especially on the bike in this weather it is good :-)
Kind regards
Hi Gérard. I didn't think about that use. It's perfect for bike use. No matter what the weather everything should be nice, safe and dry in there. Thanks for watching 👍
Found your review while looking for a dry bag backpack with PALS webbing. Just wondering how much load can the PALS webbing on the WDB20 take?
That's a great question. theoretically it'll carry as much as you need for everyday life with a 20litre backpack, however the material may have some issues with keeping the tapes stitches water proof if they're stretched. As an educated guess I'd guestimate a daily carry around 10kg should be fine, however, that's a pure guess. I'm not 100% sure how the tensile strength of this fabric works. I notice your helmet in your thumbnail. Would you use this whilst riding?
@@MoorlanderEDC Yup, normally keep my electronics in my waterproof backpack but finding it a hassle trying to reach for things aren't required to be waterproofed (water bottle for example) so thought I'd strap a MOLLE water bottle bag on my backpack but even a 1L bottle goes for like 1.2 kgs and the material seem like it'll stretch under constant load (and heat of the sun)..
Yep, I think these are more designed for light use and for paddleboarding. 100% recommend checking out Ortlieb. They specialise in dry bags for outdoors types and specifically have bike packs, plus they're also designed for carrying larger loads/weights. Plenty of sizes ranging from 20ltrs up to 45ltrs. They have traditional straps with back support so they'll help on your shoulders and back whilst riding (or at least I assume they will 😆). Awesome German company who make their gear at home in Germany. I haven't tried them myself yet, however I definitely want to in 2024.
www.ortlieb.com/uk_en/atrack-bp+R7100
Hope this helps buddy 🤙
@@MoorlanderEDC Thanks, Ortlieb seems like a reliable brand but they are definitely at a higher price point. Where I am from, normal brands are like Hypergear and Rhinowalk (all having bags designed for biking). Just seeking some customization options for my use case 😁 In any case, thanks again for the recommendation.
Thank you for the review! not sure if you mentioned for the 20l one, what is the maximum weight you can put inside? Thank you
Hey, I checked and I can't find anything on the max weight. The straps are stitched on there really well however the material isn't as toughs as something like a 500D Cordura. I'll keep digging to see if I can find out or contact Nitecore to see if they can help me
@@MoorlanderEDC Thank you so much for taking the time in responding. Truly appreciate it!
@@mylife.lately you're more than welcome. I make a thing to reply to every comment no matter how long or short 🤜🤛 have an awesome weekend